Maybe it was Fate

She was never looking for anyone. He was never supposed to find her.

Giulietta Laurent has spent years building a life where she doesn't have to depend on anyone.
At twenty-two, she has money, her own house, a successful nightclub, and more freedom than she ever expected to have. She likes her life the way it is. Quiet. Simple. Hers. Keeping people at a distance has always been easier, especially when there are parts of her past she can't remember and probably doesn't want to.
Then Adrian Blackwell moves into the house across the street.

He's thirty-one, guarded, frustratingly confident, and far too attractive for someone Giulietta would rather avoid. Their first few encounters don't exactly go well. She has an attitude, he gives it right back, and neither seems willing to let the other have the last word.
Adrian doesn't move in alone, either. Jaxon Sullivan and Marcus Callahan are right there with him, and it's obvious the three of them have a history. They keep to themselves, avoid questions, and seem to have their own reasons for staying out of sight.
Giulietta knows she should leave them alone.
She doesn't.
The more she sees Adrian, the harder it becomes to ignore the strange pull between them. There are things about him that don't make sense, things he refuses to explain, and somehow she finds herself wanting to know more despite every instinct telling her to stay out of it.
Maybe that's what happens when two people who have spent so long keeping everyone out finally meet someone who doesn't feel quite so easy to shut out.
But Giulietta has secrets of her own.
And the past she thought was behind her may not be as far away as she believed.
Whatever Adrian is hiding, she has a feeling getting close to him could change everything.
The question is whether she'll regret letting him in-or regret walking away.